Neat Video 5.5.8 has been released with a number of updates for macOS, Windows, and Linux users.
Improved compatibility and refined user experience
The latest version of the video noise reduction software now supports GPU on M2 Pro and M2 Max computers, which means better performance and more stable work with your new computers. The list of host applications that can run Neat Video natively on M2 Pro and M2 Max includes:
- Premiere Pro
- After Effects
- Final Cut
- DaVinci Resolve
- Some OpenFX host applications (those that natively support Apple Silicon)
Windows and Linux users will appreciate the added support for new AMD GPUs:
- Radeon RX 7900 XTX
- Radeon RX 7900 XT
The 7900 XTX has been able to deliver a whopping speed of 103 FPS working with FullHD clips (Neat Video alone, the speed observed in renders will be lower due to the overhead of host applications).
In addition, the OpenFX plugin now adds support for the new versions of Foundry Nuke:
- Nuke 14
- Nuke Indie 14
On top of that, a few cosmetic improvements have been made in all plugins and several minor issues have been fixed. For more details please refer to the history of changes:
Download updated Neat Video plug-ins
Neat Video version 5.5.5 is the latest update improving compatibility and support for new software and hardware. This update is free for licensed users of version 5 of Neat Video.
To update to the latest version of Neat Video and remove more video noise and flicker please proceed to the My Products page.
If you haven't purchased a v5 license yet, please try Demo editions of Neat Video v5 plug-ins.
Upgrading from older versions
If you purchased an older version of Neat Video (version 1, 2, 3, or 4) then you can upgrade to the new major version 5 with a discount.
If you want to try v5 before upgrading please use the freely available Demo editions.
Video tutorials
Please see video tutorials to start using Neat Video v5. They will also help you improve your results.
Blog articles
Several new articles about various aspects of using Neat Video have been published in Neat Video blog recently. Please visit the blog to read more.